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A Slanderer Gets More Than He Bargained
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GAINESVILLE, Ga, December 24-[Spe-
GALLON last Wednesday, James Stewart, of
the Porter factory, three miles from this place,
insulted the sister of Ben and David
Crane. He was walking leisurely towards
the factory, and when he reached the factory
store crowd was assembled. Among them
was David Crane and also
Ben Crane David had gun
with two big barrels and Ben had cowhide
with long leather lash. David halted Stew
art with gun cooked and required him to
stand, and at the same time saying to his
brother Ben clay it on Ben did lay it on
and Stewart stood still. One of our most
prominent citizens was on the field and saw
the whole occurrence and describes the
cracking Of the wip like unto that of pack of
fire crackers when the main fuze is on fire.
The crowd stood still and no one interfered.
Mr.. Stewart, when he was let go, cried like q
child and rs soon as possible fed. not with
mark about his brow but with marks from the
Top Of his hat to the heel of his shoe. Mr..
Stewart was always considered a very good
man and very well thought of.
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The Assassination of Hon. Charles 4
NIcGregor, of Warren.

WARRENToN, Ga, December s24.-[Spe-
cial. Hon. Charles K. McGregor was shot
last night about $780, by an unknown person
concealed in the shrubbery of his front yard.
The ball, of 44-calibre, entered his right side,
and is lodged just under the skin on the left.
No clues have been obtained, as the plan was
premeditated and sagaciousy planned and
definitely executed. This fiendish attempt is
greatly deplored by our citizens, and their
indignation is at a high pitch.
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''}ut rs 10 Joey Banks, when did ne get respocta
bic lie he'd LOT of tiraucal transactions about
Nashville, which yery few really res ectabe people
nave. He is little more than genteel loafer Not
long since lie was regular patron OF tie celebrate
Park theatre and Le>Gme quite mu3hly involved
there with Of the girls Here, ne accused Banks
Of nGmeess immoral practice. sides all this.
joey is q little busyboly he's q t4ltler in Other
words. lie stands abo II where gentlemen talk and
then goes oil and repeats the conversation TO their
prejudice for the purpose Of making mischief He
is generally regarded as tattling Notwithstanding
little lOaTer lie is aware that everybody knows
the facts about him. We wonder that he does not
flee to 5rangle and hide his face forever from the
Nashville public"
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jealousy the Cause.

LYNCHBURG, Va, December 22.--An Ad-
vance special from Scott county saws that
Napoleon b. Templeton was murdered yester-
day by George Adams, in the road near Estill-
vile. Both were young men Of the best fami-
lies, and jealousy was the cause of the murder
Templeton married the girl both were counting
and Adams determined to have revenge.
Meeting Templeton yesterday talking to
friends, no drew pistol and without saying a
word, shot him between the eyes, killing him
instantly. The murderer escaped, but a
sherif's posse is after him.
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A Close Shave with a Ghoulish Gang of
Eight Men.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December 24.-[Special. l.
An unsuccessful attempt was made at o'clock
this a m. by a gang of eight men to rob the
negro cemetery of a dead body. The superin-
tendent, by some means, heard that there was
a movement to rob the graves and stationed
guard concealed in the shrubbery to watch q
newly made grave. AT o'clock he observed
eightmen stealthily walking towards the very
grave he was watching. They lost no time,
but commenced Immediately to dig up the
body. The guard waited some time, and then
commenced crawling towards them. He got
near enough to seize one of the party, but he
quickly broke and all fled. The guard gave
pursuit, and fred seven times at the fleeing
ghouls, but without effect. On the outside
they jumped into spring wagon and quickly
drove off. The guard. upon returning found
their tools. He says it was very dark and he
couldn't see their faces, but he thinks they
were negroes. The negroes are very much ex
cited over the occurrence and if the guilty par
ties are found, there will probably be an at
tempt made to lynch them.
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a Small Detachment of Troops Rout Ari-
Hostiles.

+'i-'N
NoGALEs, Arizona, December 23-Informa-
ton received from the commander of federal
troops at Sonora, recently established mill
tary post town of Boracita, TO the effect that
detachment of troops under command of Cap
tain Griasco, 2Sth regiment, attacked party
OF Yagui Indians who were preparing to raid
place called Lagura del I'aria Sunday morn
ing. Tho fight lalssd three hours. The troops
succeeded in driving the Indians from their
hiding place among abe rock; Mt the first vol
ley. The battle was desperate one and the
Indians had to be charged many times before
they would give up their strong hold. One
Indian was killed and one wounded. Two
squaws were captured and sent to BoraCia
Chico Senaders Qittlc poisoner), one of the
Shrewdest warriors in the tribe, was al tho
head. After being forced to retire from the
rocks, he covered their retreat with great
skill. The federals who followed him were
ambushed several times and would have been
horribly slaughtered had not the Indians run
out OF ammunition.
One night recently Captain Encisco, Lieut.
tenant Oglunin and twenty-five infantry gave
chase TO a band of Indians who had been dis
covered i'll the hills near Bonacita The
Yagaes had taken refuge behind ledge of
granite rocks The captain charged the In
dians, but was forced to retire. He then de-
plOyed the troops in squads of two and three,
with the intention OF concentration from
different points, but the Indians broke through
the federal lines amid rapid firing, during
which Holqninn was wounded. Pursuit was
abandoned and the troops returned 20 Bona
clta. The next morning they went to the
scene of battle for the purpose Of taking up
the trail from it. The previous night they had
Killed one Indian and wounded several others.
A Remington rife belt with cartridges was
found by the side of the dead Indian. Further
on the command found two more dead
Indians riddled with bullets A
wounded Indian attempted to escape
but the troops shot him dead.
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GEORGIA FAYET1' coUNTY-THE ApPRAIS
Matthews, widow Of r G Matthews, for twelve
months support for herself having filed their RETURN
cause If any they can at the January term, 1888,
Of this court, why said application should not b
granted. This December End, 1857
d. NJ. FRANKLIN,
wky-4t Ordinary
~ EORGIA, FAYE1TE CCUNTY-THN AI'PkAiS-
VI ers appointed. upon the application of J. p.
Horton, next of kim for twelve months support
tor the minor children of @. G. Horton Deceased,
having filed their return, all persons concerned are
here notified to show cause, If any they can, ct
the January term 1888, of this court why said APP
pication should not be granted. This December
and, 1887 d. NJ. FRANKLIN,
wky-dt Ordinary.
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The Fate of South Carolinian who Al
tempted burglary.

CHARLESTON, s. c., December ia Green
vile special to the News and Courier says that
daring attempt at robbery was made in Lau-
rens county last week. John Dagnoll, a farm
er, had $500 hidden in his house and happened
to mention the fact to his brother-in-law.
Dagnoll left home one day expecting to be alb
sent over night, but for some reason returned
! late the same afternoon During the night he
awoke and found three men in his room. He
seized a large bowie knife and cut off the ear
of one of the robbers and stabbed him in the
check. The others escaped. The wounded
man proved to be Dagnoll's brother-in-law,
and he is now in Iaurens Jail.
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legal punishment An appeal has been made to
Governor Marmaduke to send troops to the
scene.
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A Sharp Criticism Leads to Blows.

FARMERsvILLE, La, December 20.-The
difficulty between Judge Trimble and MIR.
Ramsey yesterday, which resulted in the
death of both, grew up as follows: AT a mass
meeting held at Fafmersville, on November
9Th, Ramsey made speech, in which he
sharply criticised the Farrnersville Gazette for
publishing injurious statements concerning
Governor NicholS's official conduct, and for
refusing to correct them when proofs of their
falsity were presented The Gazette, of which
Judge j. E. Trimble was editor, in its next
issue assailed the moral character of Ramsey.
On the 18th of November Ramsey published,
in the Farmersvile Advocate, a card signed by
a number Of citizens of Farmersvile, certifying
to his high-moral rectitude and integrity, and
at the same time he announced the fact that
by reason of his conscientious scruples he was
prevented from appealing to the dueling code to
wash out the affront put upon him by Editor
TTimble. The matter seems to have remained
in this condition until the two men had
chance meeting Monday evening, when the
fatal alteration took place. Immediately
alter.the shooting last evening, the coroner
enpaneled n jury and held an examination
over the body OF James A. Ramsey, and after
taking the testimony OF witnesses a verdict
was rendered that said Ramsey came 10 his
death by pistol shot from the hands of j. e.
Trimble."
The corc>er and jury proceeded to hold an
inquest over the body of Judge j. E. Trimble,
and, after the examination of several wit
nosses, adjourned until this morning, when
verdict was rendered, Chat j. Il. Trimble
came to his death by being shot by parties I'M
known"
The bodies Of the men were removed to their
homes after the inquest. In examining Ram
seys remains 1t was found that he had received
one shot near the hip and another in the
heart, which caused his immediate death. A
pistol fully loaded was found in his pocket.
Judge Trimbe was shot in both arm and the
lett temple. Both men fell in
close proximity to each other.
Judge Tlimble's revolver contained two
empty chambers. The funeral of the deceased
took place this afternoon, Judge Trimble be-
ing buried by the Knights of Honor and Ram
say by the Knights of PytElias Judge Trim
bic leaves q widow and seven children. MIR.
Ramsay was prominent lawyer, deacon of
tst Sunday school. He leaves widow and
two young children. Both mon are sadly
missed BY the community at large, as well as
hv their relatiYna
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-31
..IAnn,s AND MnopLANp. >,

We are authorized to sell fer Thirty
DAYS 30 lots In Ladd's addition. at from
$50 to 500 per LOT, and three blocks
IN Woodland addition at $50 per lot.
We will also sell alternate blocks front
ing on Woodland Park aud avenue for
$500 PER block, on condition that the
purchasers clear and fence them, and
plant a double row Of shade trees along
said avenue IN front Of said blocks
Purchasers viii be at no expense elesF-
lug or grazing this avenue, which .
70 feet vide. over q mile louR and level
from end TO cad. This will be the pref
test and most perfect drive in the
NarrhSsst or that can ever be m1de In
Seattle or vicinity.
there are Ouly sixteen blocks % this
avenue, and we will sell not to exceed
eisht OF them. We earnestly believe
taat more money Will DO made Ia too
Years oy investing 10 enc Of these blocks
than any other investment Of Ike
amount ia Seattle. Any person who
vill take the trouble 20 look AZ this
property will bay . block. For farther
information app Y %
g. c. PHINSEI & Co..
sezftie. W T.
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PERSONALS.

J.F. EshelmAa returned last evening
fromap Sound.
Peter Kirks has gone East on business,
20 DO absent about ten days
Chas. o'Neil returned fr5m a visit 20
Portland last evening.
AID, Whitney. proprietor Of the Carl
ton House, Olympia. is In the city.
Dudley blanchard and daughter re-
turned from up Sound last eveEing.
Judge ]. p, Hort came In last night on
the Emma Hayward from Olympia
W. A. Dlckey. the basebaIlist. arrived
IN the city last night from Memph 3
Team.
Rev. J. ". Denison left on the North
Pacific yesterday morning for Fort
Townsend.
Lieut.. II. II. Bailey, OF the United
states Army, is In the ttty and reg stored
AZ the Occidental.
T, MilHc hes returned from his trip
10 Eastern Washington. where he accom-
panied Mrs. Milnor. few days since, on
. visit 20 her parents.
Jacob Furth and family, seoonp MED
By NJ Furth's brother asd Msss FuTth OF
san rrArcisoo. have been making = abort
O.ymP'a. Ste laoOoHi and other points OF
interest.
Mrs. l. E. Hinson, OF Kent. J. Com
stuck, Vim Buell. Of PORT Madison, :. X.
0Iaddis. % Bloomsbury; y. Is. Muiligar.
L. Hartman; OF Por' land: Arthur
I.aupe, % san Francisco. w. II EvanS Of
Sprs que. A. d. whitney, OF ulynPis. W.
A. Dickey. OF Manchester; VIM. MeTgan.
of Scabeck: Thomas MorsaR, Of Albany.
Or. c II. sutton. Of Reaton; Thomas
Rs-a VIM Melcana. J. e. Fsrrar. q. G.
HiadS OF Pot ,siaksly, are st the Arliag
ton.
ID. O. william. OF Kamllehio. Jam :
Martin. + johnson Neil McGtanis. ID. l.
Mckay. OF Wet via. A II. Jose, OF High
more. George BfAekeit, O kamnn S.s
Thomas Bsnain ~, OF San Francisco. "
IA Hutchinson. NJ. Cunningham. Of
Wha'com. W q Brown. Of SiiveFton; =.
q. Harris ey, OF los AAge'cs: Colonel A.
Chambers. % Deaver, q. ". GatneT. OF
Minneapolis. ChA-les r etcher, % Rem
ten. I. o Woods, r Wo IDS, OF Lowell
ID. Waterman. Of fo-t Oschsrl are 81 thC
New E0glAnd-
IN. spse-. OF EhAy. Wis W. p. Bell
OF Victoria. r. ]. Horrmeil, Of Olympia
Ms a. Rrannan. o. Pert Townsend; J,
U D. Ward. OF New York: X J. Marks.
NJ. Davis % ~ Louie. 4. &. Austin, 81
/ Nasf Portland. Ma. q. Rass OF Portland
J r Grce'v, - Omaha, 3. kitty. Of
Houxhtnn. 4. II. Lam on. Of Tacoma J.
| NJ Narray. 4 q nAzvust L. Stei gherg
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1 Diamond. Charles " sodA +. purkin,
Georse ". nevci'y OF Port hlakeiy; W
| a.. simpson, Of Green River. are al ths
| kruuswick.
IN Hill. o. Rockford Ills Jacob Coo
| per aud wife ~ Farm agton. ". r; y
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cisco: " Brown and wife, 81 LeaoSek; l
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/ r sdford. u r, Grey and wife o. ,
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oYERLAxn PAssEFeERs-

pasSed Heron On the Norzhern Pnefar
Monday J WoE Berx jameson. d ]
Beu htoa- Mis- u IA ThoUpsoa. Bah
~ Prior, Wei l. G Tahszl, G 3 Gee,
william Runksl and wifs. and g third
cla8.
PASSED Aedfora % ths Orezon & Cal
fornls M0adaT. Lev Benedkct J ~
Eofdn9y, wife and daughter. Mna L Dol
las George A Ball.
Passed Msdford On the OEegon q Cali.
10 MIA sunday. II g 81 on9. W @ Yates
. Weathe. bFs wife and dauxhfer. Geo
A Mcclellan. and Immigrants.
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IooK ALL Els PANS AWAY.

4. n. CAisholm, Of No. S723 StoddaKt
street, So Lo1is. No, writes:
Daring my lone residence in Canada,
sazsrsd for years With pains in Dy
back. across the region Of the kidneys,
and b the constant use Of ALLooCK' 3
PLAsTKEs invariably o6,ained gFezs re-
hef- Upon removing 10 So. Louis, | vas
again troubled With the same Complaint,
and was advised 20 use Magnetic asd
other kinds OF plasters. without being
relieved Of pain. 80 fell bask 20 my cid
friend ALLcoCK, who gives me more re-
lief tnaa any other have ever tried. /
slwAys recommend them to my friends
and all who suffer from pains and aches
u any kind" dw
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In BUSINESS AaAN.-rhe RENEWAL Of
the buildings from the corner of Front
an Columbia streets, necesii gted the
closing Of tha Eureka restaurant for
several weeks. The building vas moved
doan 10 the foot OF tie street, near the
railroad track, where Sir. and Mrs.
Monroe have bsen busy for several daY 5
getting il ia shape for re opening. Tue
place has been thoroughly oVerbsule5,
and pre- seBts q handsome appearance.
Mr.. aud Mrs. MoEroe hope their old
friends Will be able TO fad them IN their
new places.
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PKKPARISS To Sunday
night Police Officer Jones arrested 3
suspicious-loOkinR fellow, who gave bis
nsms IS Thomas Williams. who had in
his possession one good rubber coat,
one eiIskin coat, fifteen or twenty
pounds Of meat sRd three roast chick
ems. When Questioned, Williams stated
that il was his birthday and be vas go
ing out into the woods TO enjoy 9 pic
MIC all by himself. Tnis explanation
did not satisfy the of sers, who locked
hin up until an investigation Of the
matter can be had.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS, ACC0MPA
= 70 ed BY D ans spec icatiens and strain
q hstuais vii be- received a. the office Of
tbs Auditor o. X ng county. w. IT,. untt
Dune i6 1857 FOR buildinE draw bidge
actass White Eiver. ~ the place Of VIM.
torhrane. a little below the Catholic
Ghut Oh. IN See. 2. To. n. X. ak. Said
~ 70 include al necessary . ers and
AUu msnts: the b idge 10 be ~ feet vide.
and 10 iset above high wafeF marx the
drAW 10 be 60 feet cear ~ satb- zach
bid 70 be accompanied With bond Of ten
per cent OF amount o. bid. 70 be forfeited
hy the successful bidder in case OF failure
70 enCer INFO contrast FOR the faitRfui per
f0fmauce win fsquislie He grliy. Withia
I've days after the aWara. All 10 Ds COM
eied fh'u 90 dsys after award. All
plans ana spsr hcs Gus 4 he AZ the ex-
peuss Of tue bidder. Z De Board Of Com
m - orers reserves lbe Iight 70 y eel any
ardniibds. LYMAN WOOD.
unres C0Hnfy Auditor.
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NJ " ns'o~- s1o}s ss-sF sa- raiid-sa
tss.a.-s - ta- g-sst. al-a sf oss er--s
ease ua-sEs sda 30 as "a Sc =
stasas "a b.. be- . u-e4 fc- s1.is - - p
aeFsr fs - s1e-5ss Cv n cas- 81 80 b.
srr tzs. c1sI.1ru- Dnrna tls Pc 80 ~
sac ss ifs vase lsfnrs.ru 4ols- 10 fstsFss
Ia-e ron lzta. caves dtssr-s En5 d a.
ava & z.az &c iss st sHa = ID e3.ae-
~ r.vEs arata 10 sac eEls lt rsss tse
ma.z-t. Fllce rs batts AF4s3sfy
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CoaCxa 10 sEGrrLK.-A private letter
from Chicago states that Mr.. Henry
Crawford, accompanied By bis family.
will come out to Seattle The latter part
OF June, 10 his private car, 10 remain q
nozth or more. Daring their aojouFn
here Mr.. Crawford and family will
probably visit Alaska. His object in
coming Is to fully post himself on the
Puget Sound coontry and its needs. and
also 10 look over the work done on the
Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern and Seat
tie 4 West Coast Railways, In both of
Which companies he Is largely Inter-
ssted.
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OL1MPIA's OBsEAvANoE.-Oar corr,

OLIMPIA's OBsERvASCE.-Oar cores
o lnseat al 1 e Capital City tsleRrapbs
a. follows: Memo ial Day was OBJ
served here yesterday by appropT 9
services in ColumbiI Hall, CONSISTING
OF singing by picked qasriette, aad
an excellent address by Rev. Mr.. Mas
sey, Of the Methodist Episcopal o. urch.
Today MAY 30), tbe decoration of
graves took place. Business in town
vas suspended. public ofises we're
closed. and hlgs displayed at half
maRt."
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LADIE5

10 delicate health needing a gentle yet
E ffeotive laxative will dad the California
LIQUID fruit remedy, syrop OF FIGS
plsssiug TO the taste, acceptable TO the
stomach. and perfectly safe in ell Gases.
IL is the most easily taken and pleasant
Iy effective remedy ksovn to cure and
prevent oosiiyeness, TO dispsl sdiehes,
celds snd fever, and strengthen the kid
neys. liver and bowels, and 10 therefore
q faVoFite remedy With ladies. For sale
in 30 cents and 81 bottles. DIV
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Bids for Extension Of
Court House.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RE.
- ceived al the nttlce o. the Auditor OF
X ng couaty. w. A.. tjl Jane IS, 1857, for
o. ,oiug And comp e.ing an extension to
me Cenl House in seal le. said extension
10 be - feet in length ard Of the same
" dth and heigkfh - the present Ia ID
lug. II isto be divided inl0 rooms be
low and roOms and short hal above. oil
well lighted; 2 chimneys TO be bnf IN
same zach b 4 10 be &C mpanied BY
plans. spe dcati0us and bond OF zen
per cent. OF amount bid. to be fs-'elted BY
the sacresiful bidder in case Of Ria fat
ura % enter into contract with requisite
security for faithful performance OF con
act. AL plans and specifications 20 be
a. expense OF Bidders The wofS u be
completed within 90 days after award OF
contract. The Board OF Commissioners
reserves the tight 70 reject any aud all
b.aa. LYMAN WOOD.
mv76 County Auditor.
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OyE TaE GAEpES wALl-"-Ihs
ne o. seats At the Seattle Pharmacy
Yesterday indicates tha, Mr.. aud Mira
uso,Ee ;, Knight will be welcorned by a
sS1 Aaed house this evening. We
" safe that no one will regret attend
- tee performances, foE there is 20
SA that Il wili be highly entertain
- ttem nrst 10 last. We naturally
49, 49, VARIETY, and 'oE this reason we
80 eaf Pcople. after tte tragedy and
-. ..'ltaaas recently presented here. are
- % We mood fOr something hemor-
,....a uiii enter thoroughly iuto the
- o. TIE musical comedy which be
E - are . pradace- Tee New York
-, So fsfsFss SAYS Over the
- vAtcen Wall dres. as usual. a b,e
- siAflaas aud encs last evening.
- we foGriesgtn Street Theatre -
-, ~ 70 Be- hllsa with ve0gle and merit
~ iss wesk Mr.. and Ms. Gee.
.aieat eavS intgodnced neg sanEs.
-. 'pseiAinss, new busluess, and
~. 'oe piece faaaieE taAn evsF."
- = Ah'ut tbs tenoF - ali the press
s.a- .S,ssna % the clay. UaAnimoGs sp
f@ a1s greeted u, uOs aniy IN New
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